Go to Coconut Bus Stop. Look for yellow mini-buses (Danfo) or smaller commercial buses heading towards Mile 2.

Board a Danfo from Coconut Bus Stop going to Mile 2. This is your first leg of the journey.

At Mile 2, alight and look for another Danfo or mini-bus heading towards Oshodi. These are readily available at the Mile 2 park.

From Oshodi, board a Danfo going towards Agege or Dopemu. Confirm with the conductor that it passes through or near 'Iyana School' or a connecting point.

Once you reach Dopemu or Agege, alight and take a short Danfo ride or a Keke Napep (tricycle) directly to Iyana School. Always confirm the destination with the driver.

This is an intra-city journey within Lagos, so there are no major transit towns or designated rest stops like those found on interstate routes. Your journey will involve navigating through busy Lagos districts. Expect heavy traffic, especially during peak hours. The roads are generally tarred but can have potholes in certain sections. Security checkpoints are rare for local buses, but traffic enforcement agents are common. The journey involves navigating through urban areas with varying road quality. Early booking is not required for local public transport. Luggage that can fit on your lap or at your feet is generally free. Larger luggage might incur a small extra charge or require paying for an extra seat if it's too big.